XDP Recreation 70113 Swing Set, Trampoline, & Patio Furniture Metal Ground Anchor Kit Hardware,Bronze

I bought this for my front patio metal gazebo. Something strong enough to hold it firm to the ground, and keep it from blowing away in the wind. It’s been over a year, and many wind storms have past. It’s durable and the least expensive and quality I would go, to get the job done right.

This set is designed to be used with the round metal style swing set legs. I actually needed something to secure a small wooden playscape and thought I would give this a try.It really worked out well. The metal straps and chains were easy to manipulate to conform to the square wooded legs and this anchor set had the flexibility to allow me to adjust things as needed.We have very hard and rocky soil in our yard but the anchors went into the ground surprisingly easy and are holding very tightly in the ground.I want to acknowledge that I am using this anchor set differently than what is recommended by the manufacturer and I am not suggesting you do the same. If you do, it is at your own risk.'That said, I think this anchor set is reasonably priced and was an excellent choice for my needs.,

I actually used these tiedowns to secure my hammocks not a swing set. It took a bit of tweaking, but they kind of held up through several bad storms (very windy and up drafts).So they did their job, partly.The reason for the 4 stars is that a few of the straps broke in the storms. But I bought some strapping from a hardware store and that fixed it up.They were very durable as I said several storms. So definitely a good buy.

Heavy duty. Worked great with the swing set we ordered.

Great buy! Easy to assemble. Just want I needed.

I purchased these to secure my son's swing set to the ground. I live in Virginia, ground is what I would consider to be average, not really rocky, maybe hard clay towards the bottom of where these stakes would hit. I had seen the reviews where people are breaking off hooks and thought maybe it's some installation error. NOPE. I have dog tethers that are larger than this and go into the ground without issue. The first one of these I put into the ground, BENT as I was turning it to where the hook faced 180 degrees from its original position. I finished that hole with a different stake, then put the first one back into the ground.For the remaining holes, I dumped water on the locations and partially dug them out with a screwdriver to make the stakes go in easier.These will probably hold your yard equipment to the ground once install, but be careful installing them. They twist and break easily, and could stand to be a millimeter thicker.

Works great

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